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New Year windfall for workers in Gadchiroli's sole major business unit

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 1 January 2025
Lloyds Metals and Energy Limited allotted shares worth Rs 1,260 each at a nominal value of Rs 4 to its 6,000 workers in Maoist-affected Gadchiroli. The shares, distributed on tenure basis, make the workforce stakeholders in the company. The company plans to expand its steel plant operations significantly.
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ASP killed, 2 injured in Red IED blast in Sukma

 In Sukma's Konta, a Maoist IED blast killed ASP Akash Rao Girepunje, a gallantry medal recipient, and injured two other officers. Girepunje was leading a patrol..
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Top 5 news of the day: G6 nations pushed Canada for India's inclusion at G7 summit; EC hits back at Rahul Gandhi's 'match fixing' claims; & more

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7 Maoists killed in ongoing Bijapur operation, key leaders among those neutralised

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Maoist Insurgency Operation: Turning Point in India’s War on Extremism| Oneindia [Video]

Maoist Insurgency Operation: Turning Point in India’s War on Extremism| Oneindia

On May 21, 2025, a Maoist insurgency operation carried out by Indian security forces marked a decisive moment in the country's internal security history. The neutralisation of Nambala Keshava Rao, alias Basavaraju—the most wanted Naxalite leader—during Operation Black Forest in Chhattisgarh, reflects the intensity and effectiveness of India’s Maoist insurgency operation strategy. Basavaraju, the CPI (Maoist) chief, was the brain behind multiple deadly ambushes. His elimination, alongside the dismantling of guerrilla infrastructure and the capture of 450+ IEDs, is seen as a major boost in India’s fight against Left-Wing Extremism. With over 320 security camps, infrastructure growth and a new rehabilitation policy, the Indian government is pushing strongly towards a Naxal-free India by 2026. Watch the full report on how this Maoist insurgency operation became a landmark in counter-insurgency efforts. #MaoistInsurgencyOperation #OperationBlackForest #NaxalFreeIndia #BasavarajuKilled #LeftWingExtremism ~HT.178~PR.282~PR.100~GR.124~

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